giuliano, Autore a Learn with a Poster

Posted on 20 December 202221 December 2022 by giuliano

All the camera work on a single frame

Everything about photography in a single giant poster infographic. It’s the fourth artwork piece for my “Learn with a poster” serie; visual elements are inspired by ’70s newspapers, blueprints and camera manuals, with typographical screen patterns.

A long work of design, driven by a personal and professional passion for photography. As a technical discipline and evolution of artistic expression.

It’s a visual reference to theory and practical tips, with guidelines and personal notes collected during my personal professional experience on the field, scholar tips and notes, courses material, ideas and much more.

Posted on 26 September 202226 September 2022 by giuliano

Blender poster update

Some shortcuts fixes and updates for Blender 3.3! Color input picker tip added

Posted on 17 July 202217 July 2022 by giuliano

Sailing poster July 2022 edition

Glad to present a new small but not so small update on the “All the Sailing on a Single Map” poster infographic. Every small update need recomposite lots of elements of the illustration, and it takes time.

Weather section redesigned: wind strength now also shows visually its scale with the windsock rings. Each ring indicates the wind velocity of 5 knots: So in this way 5 fully blown rings correspond approximately to a wind speed of 25 knots. Height of waves, maneuvers, navigation speed in knoths are interconnected and more readable in a linear scheme from left to right.

Posted on 29 May 20221 June 2022 by giuliano

Blender poster june update

Reset trasformation connection revidited. Mesh loopcut sub-options added. Mesh context menù and mesh select menù moved to its section. Added skin resize (plugin) shortcut. Tweked and improved some icons and infographics.

Posted on 20 May 20221 June 2022 by giuliano

Sailing poster ancestor

I found out something interesting today, and fascinating. Something which witnessed the fact that time pass but design universals returns.

I was contacted by a map collector, hunting for a treasure. He showed me a digital scan of an old lythography poster, from 1850, a map very similar to my work: “LWAP All the sailing in a single map”. It made me jump on the chair: it really looked like someone almost made the same artwork centuries ago.

Posted on 23 March 202223 March 2022 by giuliano

Blender poster 3.1 update

Suzanne with a pirate hat! I finally updated the shortcut infographic poster with new Blender 3.1 functions and shortcuts.

the knife angle constrain relative to screen or edge direction and the knife measure tool is my favourite update from Blender. Asset browser is finally the best way to organize and storing objects looking to reuse them across projects (waiting for collection id asset compatibility!).

Posted on 18 March 202121 March 2021 by giuliano

America’s cup edition

Poster updated 09/03/2021, America’s cup Edition

A while ago on the island of Seuraasari, Finland, I met an artist craftsman building ships in the bottles. He asked me if I knew the trick… The answer is quite simple but the final result still smacks of magic and ancient sea legends…

Posted on 21 September 202021 March 2021 by giuliano

Blender poster, a colorful update

Suzanne in late summer look with glasses is introducing 2.9, with a colorful poster update.

Non manifold extrude is probably the most intriguing modeling update in Blender 2.9. I was waiting it for a long time, since I tried Google SketchUp, and I think it could be the default extruding option. Now it’s included as a tip into the infographic.

Posted on 17 May 202021 March 2021 by giuliano

Blender poster may 2020

May 2020 update for Blender Poster. Suzanne is wearing her best trendy breathing mask.

Added collection instance convertion, depth order in grease pencil, “track to” camera follow constrain.

Download the latest version, stay at home and keep up the good learning. Happy Blending.

Posted on 24 March 202021 March 2021 by giuliano

#Istayathome edition

New update for Blender Poster, 24/03/2020 release. Covid-19 quarantine is really having strong (good) consequences in learning Blender. Quarantine is having the counterstrike in giving us so much time learning and experimenting with Blender. I hope it will be the right time for everyone to rise up the learning curve; it’s indeed much better than the sad stats of sicks and deaths from newsreports.